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-Carmelite Spirituality is meant to be a form of seeking God.
-Its belief system stresses individuals to be open to God intervening in our lives in order to transform us.
-They work to live together with Jesus.
-The spirituality of the Carmelites is marked by community and service.
-It is focused on Christ and is inspired by the prophet Elijah and the Blessed Virgin Mary.

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-Jesuit Spirituality is based on the belief that God is present everywhere and is active in our daily lives.
-It was founded in an effort to convert Muslims.
-The goal of Jesuit Spirituality is to make decisions guided by knowledge, prayer, and volunteer service.
-One way to achieve Jesuit Spirituality is at the end of the day reflect on the decisions made (Examen).
-Jesuit Spirituality leads to deeper prayer and a closer union with Jesus.

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-Franciscan Spirituality is characterized by optimism and the joy of life as well as the goodness of God himself.
-They believe that the Word of God came to be not because of the sins of humanity but because God wanted to transform the world into a world based on love.
-This spirituality involves living simply and with other people to experience God's creation.
-It also involves caring for the poor and preaching gratitude towards God for His creation.
-Franciscan Spirituality is rooted in prayer.

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-Benedictine monasticism bases itself on complete devotion to God through the three vows of obedience, stability and Conversation Morum.
-By taking these vows and practicing prayer and charity, a Benedictine monk grow closer to God.
-The purpose is to acquire a stronger union with Jesus.
-Benedictine Spirituality embraces the holiness in everyday life and our call to live with Jesus.
-Benedictine monks continue quaerere Deum (to seek God).

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-Using the practice of asceticism, the use of self-discipline and avoidance of all pleasure, the Desert Fathers formed the basis of the Christian monasticism, the fulfillment of the gospel.
-The Desert Fathers practiced the virtues of poverty, service, and self-denial.
-They were driven into the desert in order to devote their entire lives to God and avoid any form of distraction by living in populous communities
-Similar to the Desert Fathers, the Desert Mothers moved away from crowded cities to become closer to God.
-There they began teaching the people through oral tradition and lived lives of poverty and selflessness.